Projects.

The starting point here was simple: passwords should not live in a cloud vault by default. They should stay with the user, locally, encrypted. The security model is built around Argon2id + AES-256-GCM, with a zero-knowledge approach and as small an attack surface as possible. Right now the focus is continued product work: browser extension, mobile direction, and later self-hosted or sharing use cases.

The goal here was not to throw up tips and leave it there. It needed real data behind it, prediction logic, and results you can actually review. Managing daily ingestion for 50+ leagues is also a good testing ground for concurrency, schema pressure, and query paths that need to stay predictable. The focus is daily predictions, the analytics layer, value and EV thinking, and a transparent picture of how the picks perform over time. The current direction includes today's predictions, high-odds picks, results archive, analytics, news, and the simulator.

The problem is small but annoying: macOS can change display modes, but the control is buried when you need it often. ResoSwitch puts the useful choices in the top-right menu bar, with per-display favorites, Cmd+number shortcuts, and a safety prompt for unusual modes. The current public release ships as a PKG or DMG for macOS 13 and newer. It is still unsigned and not notarized, so installation is not yet as smooth as a polished Mac app should be.